Sociological Perspectives On Bisexuality
Overall I would say there are some lines in the article that I agree with and could and some I could not. I was never a science-y and statistical research person knowledge-wise but I was felt the development of a human’s sexual orientation is more psychological and/or sociological than biological based. Even articles say there’s research that shows how someone becomes homosexual or heterosexual or if it skips a sibling (pg. 2.), it’s all you as a person growing up. It’s very much environmental in my mind; throughout your childhood and adolescence you develop an idea of sexuality and sexual/romantic behavior. You could know who what gender you’re attracted to at a young age as well but no be able to put a name to how you identify. At the same time, I
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Social conditions also plays a big part to when kids are gender bending, it’s a ideological sign by people that they might be homosexual. Back to the lines that made sense; the statements of how bisexuality is rare among males after evidence from research sampling (pg. 1). From my sociological perspective, I have not ran into many males who identified as bisexual, they either were one or the other. In the section where it says Is There a Role for Learning in the Development of Human Sexual Orientation, it was brought on if “parent-child interaction influence the seuxal orienation of children. It briefly touched on possible examination of children of homosxual parents. I personally believe that the sexual orientation of children of gay parents can go anywhere as if with heterosexual parents however the child will be more open-minded and forward thinking and at the same time not feel conditioned to conform to just being heterosexual. This supports my position in that here is a middle ground between the biological and sociological base of the development of one’s sexual
Social conditions also plays a big part to when kids are gender bending, it’s a ideological sign by people that they might be homosexual. Back to the lines that made sense; the statements of how bisexuality is rare among males after evidence from research sampling (pg. 1). From my sociological perspective, I have not ran into many males who identified as bisexual, they either were one or the other. In the section where it says Is There a Role for Learning in the Development of Human Sexual Orientation, it was brought on if “parent-child interaction influence the seuxal orienation of children. It briefly touched on possible examination of children of homosxual parents. I personally believe that the sexual orientation of children of gay parents can go anywhere as if with heterosexual parents however the child will be more open-minded and forward thinking and at the same time not feel conditioned to conform to just being heterosexual. This supports my position in that here is a middle ground between the biological and sociological base of the development of one’s sexual